BBDINO Silicone Pigment, Real High Concentrated Liquid Silicone Dye/Colorant, Skin Tone, Ideal for Making Reborn Baby Dolls/Professional Silicone Masks etc.(0.33 lb./0.15 kg. Light Flesh)

This BBDINO Light Flesh Tone Silicone Pigment is a good option for artists and crafters who work with silicone or resin and need realistic skin tones. I used this pigment while creating silicone doll parts and small molded pieces. The color mixes smoothly into the silicone without streaking, and it only takes a very small amount to achieve an even, natural-looking tone. The finished result cured properly and retained the color well after setting. One thing to note is that the pigment is highly concentrated, so it’s best to start with just a drop and build slowly to avoid going too dark. Overall, this pigment performs well for detailed silicone work and is especially useful for anyone making lifelike or skin-tone projects.

Make sure you really mix it up good…and then mix for another 10 minutes lol. So this stuff does a great job of tinting your silicone and making it a nice opaque white for a base color or as white alone, however, even after mixing for 10-15 minutes, I still tend to find little solid white bubbles just below the surface of some of my pours (you can’t tell until you pull the part), then, if popped, can leak the white paste pigment onto the surface of the part. Still, it’s less trouble than dealing with powdered pigment clumps.

Perfect color. Add more for darker, less for paler, but it looks just like bloody goo and tissue when tinting silicone. Great stuff!!

This pigment ink works amazing. You definitely do not need to use a lot of this to have your rubber silicone as black as can be. Amazing stuff really. It blends really good so it’s really easy to mix. It may be a little spendy but it’s way worth it.

First off my order was delayed by over a week and then it said my package was probably lost so I had to cancel and buy again. When I received it and opened I noticed it was super chunky and even after mixing it was really thick. I've now had to throw away two casts with platinum silicone due to it not mixing completely even though I was careful to mix it properly. The silicone didn't cure in the areas that had concentrated tint. This is very difficult to mix and I'm pretty disappointed. I've used Silc Pig by Smooth On for years and no issues, I would stay away from this and just use Smooth On products.

This pigment is effective, needing about a tablespoon to color 8 oz of silicone. It takes work to mix in but did not affect the curing but as the pigment is thick, adding it will create air bubbles. Degassing is a must.

This stuff is great. A little goes a long way. You need to follow directions as you can easily use too much which will interfere with the silicone setting up.

Bought the flesh color to make silicone babies, mixed well with B eco flex and added A eco flex. Babies never set and came out more pink, they were gooey and more like well I’d rather not say I wouldn’t recommend this for silicone babies